Would you like to know the history of Krakow and learn even more? Would you like to see the most important symbols of that city-museum in one walk? If so, you've come to the right place! Our tour guide and Krakow enthusiast will take you for a walk throughout the city. You will hear unique stories and anecdotes that you will not find in any history books or even in a guide book. You will feel Kraków's atmosphere, which is a mixture of old fashion and modernity. You will visit the most important iconic monuments, but also places that you would never find on your own, as they are indeed the secret places of Krakusy - the local residents. If you really want to get to know Krakow, you need to embark on a fascinating walk through the streets and squares of Krakow, filled with treasures of each century. Our guide and city enthusiast will help you discover Krakow. You will learn the history of the city and discover Krakow through the prism of a completely new, local perspective and its numerous symbols, such as the Royal Route, St. Florian’s Gate the Main Market Square, the Cloth Hall, the Jagiellonian University, the Wawel Hill. Why Travelers Choose This Tour Stories, anecdotes, legends, personal adventures… our guides are really willing to share them with you. Get the general orientation of the city, its history and present life in just 3 hours to be able discover it later on your own. Ask your guides about anything – Kraków has no secrets for them! Meeting point We will meet you at St. Florian’s Gate from the Barbican side), Florianska Street, 31-019 Krakow. Sightseeing part I (~ 1.5h) Our professional guide will take you for the first part of the walk. You will then discover: the remains of medieval defensive walls, the Royal Route, the Main Market Square, St. Mary's Church, the University district with Collegium Maius. Break for some rest and a cup of delicious coffee (0.5h) Relax in the atmospheric café before the second part of the tour. Sightseeing part II (~ 1h) Your guide will take you for the second part of the walk, which will lead you through the picturesque Kanonicza street to Wawel Hill You will be delighted with the splendor of this place, the beautiful Renaissance courtyard and the golden dome of the Sigismund Chapel which was built during the reign of the powerful Jagiellonian dynasty. You will discover the historical side of this place and be able to step back in time, thanks to the amazing stories and storytelling skills of your local guide. End of the tour You will end the visit on the Wawel Hill from where you will admire the wonderful panorama of Krakow. Later, you may want to try one of the many atmospheric restaurants recommended to you by our guide, and enjoy a delicious meal and experience the magical spirit of the city. You may also opt for another tour organized by our company on that day.

Discover the culinary culture of Poland while taking a sightseeing walking tour of Krakow. The Polish culture of eating has strong roots among local people and your professional guide will show you the best dishes of Polish cuisine. Meet your guide near the first restaurant. In this top Polish restaurant the local partner has prepared a Polish cuisine in-a-nutshell menu for you. You will have a chance to try Polish specialties as well as dishes which are served only in Krakow. During the tasting of up to 13 different kinds of dishes, your guide will tell you about some traditions and customs and explain which meals are related to which occasion. After the delicious feast, take a walk around the fantastic Krakow Old Town. Admire Krakow’s highlights such as St. Mary Church, Cloth Hall, and Wawel Hill. While walking through the narrow streets, immerse yourself in the Medieval Times atmosphere and learn about Polish history, customs, and legends. To end the tour, visit a lovely patisserie, which is most recognizable in Poland, for a coffee and two fantastic desserts.

It’s the history that made the city today. During this private tour, it’s time to discover Krakow through the Old Town & Wawel Castle. Embark on a storytelling journey that will keep you entertained while at the same time giving you insights you can’t find in a history book. Delve deep into the subject with highlights and landmarks like Wawel Castle, Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) and Stary Kleparz. Connect their relevance to this historical event and the effects it had from past to present in Krakow. Thanks to your local guide, it will be as if you just took a trip back in time! Withlocals History City Tour™ is one of Withlocals' signature tours available in major cities worldwide. We work with passionate local guides who earn a fair fee. We support local economies by only offering local products and prevent over-tourism with only small non-intrusive groups. Our tours are carbon-neutral and away from the standard tourist routes.

Explore all the best that Krakow has to offer on a fully immersive six-hour tour with transportation from Wroclaw. There are two options to accommodate your travel preferences: take a seat on a comfortable train with your friends or family and be picked up by a local Krakow guide, or be picked up by an English-speaking driver who will drive you directly to Krakow. Start your tour in the Old Town where you can see the Krakow Barbican, St. Florian’s Gate, Cloth Hall, and St. Mary’s Basilica. Follow the Royal Route where Polish kings used to walk and see the magnificent Wawel Hill. Walk around the courtyard and learn all about the history behind this building. Enter the most important cathedral in Poland, the former site of coronation for Polish kings and burial place for many famous Polish people. Discover the Kazimierz district, formerly the Jewish district of the city prior to WWII. Discover hip cafes, up-and-coming bistros in tucked-away alleyways, and an overall different vibe to the Old Town. Visit the Synagogue Temple, admire its architecture, and learn about the local community.

Ready to see some of Krakow’s most iconic sights well before the crowds arrive? This is the tour for you! You’ll meet your local guide bright and early and embark on a sightseeing adventure before most visitors are even awake. You’ll start your tour with a visit to Wawel Hill to enjoy the incredible panoramic view from the top. You’ll also have the chance to take a look into the picturesque courtyard of Wawel Castle. Then on the way to Main Square, we will visit Collegium Maius, Jagiellonian University’s oldest building (and one of the oldest buildings in Kraków), to listen to local stories connected with famous scholars from the past. Next, we’ll be taking you to a hidden gem you don’t want to miss – the usually inaccessible courtyard of a medieval monastery where you can go back in time as well as see how the monks’ community lives today. We’ll also be exploring the spectacular Main Market Square in the Old Town, which also happens to be Europe’s largest medieval square and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. While we’re here, we’ll also see the beautiful St. Mary’s Basilica and Cloth Hall (known as Europe’s oldest shopping center). With all that walking you’re bound to get hungry – but don’t worry – we have you covered! During the tour we will also enjoy a traditional Polish breakfast in a local restaurant you would never find without a local by your side! How you will help the local community by joining this tour: On your tour you will visit Krakow’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to learn about local culture and the history behind some of the city’s important monuments. Since your tour takes place in the early morning, before the crowds arrive, the tour does its part not to harm vulnerable heritage sites and local people by unnecessary crowding. On this tour, you will also have breakfast in a small local bar owned by a private family, which supports them and their local business.

Krakow is one of the best destinations in Europe for a City Break. Krakow is known as the "City of Polish Kings" and former Capital City of Poland. Today is a vibrant, growing city with a big population of students. Let us invite you for a guided walk of the Old Town which is regarded the best preserved old town in entire Europe. In our tour itinerary we chose places of historical, architectural and artistic importance, all the highlights and attractions which will allow you to get know the heritage and history of the city and find out how people in Krakow live today. Our walking tour of Krakow Old Town includes: Wawel Hill with Wawel Castle Courtyard and Cathedral Church, streets of old town, Franciscan Church, the Old University District, Main Square, St. Mary's Church and the Cloth Hall, town hall tower, medieval city walls with St. Florian's Gate, The Barbican and Grunwald Battle Monument.

Embarking on a sightseeing adventure with a guide who will lead you through the streets of Krakow. Glide through the city streets on your e-scooter and pass by some of the city's most famous landmarks. Make some stops to enjoy some delicious local snacks. After meeting your guide, set off and explore areas of Old Town, Podgórze, and Kazimierz. Pass by Florian’s Gate, Wawel Castle, Wawel Dragon, the Ghetto Wall, the Old Synagogue, Bernatek Footbridge, the Cloth Hall. Along the way, listen to your guide explain the history and importance of each site. Once you’ve worked up a bit of an appetite, stop for some traditional Polish snacks. The treats on offer are Oscypek (smoked sheep's cheese) and Obwarzanek (a traditional snack unique to Krakow). As well as some locally produced ice cream and other authentic delicacies.

Be collected from your accommodation and travel to see the attractions in Krakow. Your guide will create your route based on your requests. For example, the tour can include: • the Old town area with the Slowacki Theatre and Barbican, • Florianska street, the fanciest street in Krakow with one of the biggest market squares in Europe,  • St. Mary’s Church with the 15th-century altar, • Adam Mickiewicz Monument, commemorating one of the greatest Polish artists of the romantic era,  • the Royal route along Grodzka and Kanonicza Street, • Wawel Hill Castle where Polish kings rest and the most prominent figures of later eras resided, • Dragon's cave, which is the symbol of Krakow, • and/or Jagiellonian University, one of the oldest in Europe with Collegium Novum and Collegium Maius. • Explore Kazimierz and the Jewish district in Krakow • Climb Wawel Hill and visit the Royal Cathedral with tombs of Polish kings.